Heat dissipation method for complete general-purpose machine

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to the technical field of heat dissipation of a complete general-purpose machine, comprising: dividing an inner cavity of a housing of a general-purpose machine generator into a low-temperature zone and a high-temperature zone, wherein an end portion of the air deflector is close to a device mounted on the inner wall of the housing, and has a gap for communicating the low-temperature zone and the high-temperature zone with a component mounted on the inner wall of the housing, and guide the air flow to enter from an air inlet of the low-temperature zone of the housing to firstly flow through a heat-generating assembly located in the low-temperature zone, then enter from the gap into the high-temperature zone to flow through the heat-generating assembly located in the high-temperature zone, and then flow out from an air outlet to cool the internal members of the general-purpose machine generator.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The application claims priority to Chinese patent application No.202011244280.2, filed on Nov. 10, 2020, the entire contents of which areincorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of general-purposemachine cooling, in particular to a heat dissipation method for acomplete general-purpose machine.

BACKGROUND

A general-purpose machine refers to a general-purpose machine equippedwith an engine, which is powered by the engine to perform variousfunctions, such as mounting a water pump to draw water, and mounting anelectric motor for power generation to generate electricity. Ageneral-purpose machine generator refers to a small portable generatorconstructed by mounting a power generation module at the output end of ageneral-purpose machine generator, and is generally for domestic use.

A conventional general-purpose machine generator is composed of anengine, a generator assembly, a control panel, a fuel tank, and othercomponents. These components are generally packaged as a relativelysealed general-purpose machine with a housing, which is easy to carry,soundproof, beautiful, and safe. In order to save cost, it isunnecessary to package the housing, and it is commonly known as anopen-rack general-purpose machine generator. The present applicationrelates to a general-purpose machine generator packaged by a housing.

A conventional general-purpose machine generator having a housing,wherein the structure comprises a housing, a control panel is mounted onone end side of the housing, and a fuel tank, a controller, a rectifierbridge, an engine, a generator assembly and a muffler are furthermounted inside the housing; an air inlet and an air outlet are alsoprovided on the housing; in operation, air flow is generated from theair inlet by means of a hand-pulled tray fan and the generator fan ofthe engine, and air is introduced into the housing; and after coolingvarious components by the air flow entering the housing, the air flowsout from the air outlet through the muffler.

Therefore, the conventional general-purpose machine generator has thefollowing disadvantages: 1, for the current configuration, the variouscomponents are uniformly mounted inside the housing with the componentsbeing in a large space. Since the engine works to generate a largeamount of heat, the generator also works to generate a large amount ofheat. Although there are two fans for exhaust cooling, the completecooling effect is poor, and the temperature in the whole case is high.At the same time, the effect of cooling in this way is also very poor,while the heat resistance of various components in the case isdifferent, some components perform bad in dissipating heat, which willaffect the running quality of the whole machine, even cause damage, andfail to work if the temperature is too high. 2. When mounting themuffler, the muffler cover plate is directly fixed to a mounting grooveon the periphery of the air outlet of the mechanical housing by using ascrew, and the muffler outlet end is directly abutted against themuffler cover plate to achieve sealing by means of elastic deformation,so that the structure is simpler and the mounting is more convenient.However, due to the manufacturing error of each component, batch errorand aging shrinkage of the muffler guide rubber sleeve in thelong-lasting high-temperature environment, it is easy to cause themuffler outlet end to abut and seal loosely and generate a gap, so thathot gas can easily escape from the gap back into the equipment cavity,not only heat backflow but also impact the original heat dissipation airflow in the normal path of the equipment cavity, while the adjacentposition to the muffler is just the generator assembly position, and thepoor heat dissipation of the generator assembly easily leads to failureand shortening of life.

SUMMARY

It is an object of the present invention to provide a heat dissipationmethod for a complete general-purpose machine to solve the problems setforth in the background art.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides thefollowing solution:

-   -   a heat dissipation method for a complete general-purpose        machine, comprising: dividing an inner cavity of a housing of a        general-purpose machine generator into a low-temperature zone        and a high-temperature zone with at least one air deflector,        wherein an end portion of the air deflector is close to a device        mounted on the inner wall of the housing, and has a gap for        communicating the low-temperature zone and the high-temperature        zone with a component mounted on the inner wall of the housing,        and guide the air flow to enter from an air inlet of the        low-temperature zone of the housing to firstly flow through a        heat-generating assembly located in the low-temperature zone,        then enter from the gap into the high-temperature zone to flow        through the heat-generating assembly located in the        high-temperature zone, and then flow out from an air outlet to        cool the internal members of the general-purpose machine        generator.

Further, the device comprises a fuel tank, an end portion of the airdeflector is close to the fuel tank and has a gap for communicating leftand right sides with the fuel tank, the heat-generating assemblycomprises a control panel, a controller, a rectifier bridge, an engineassembly and a generator assembly, an air inlet and an air outlet areprovided on the housing, and an air flow is generated from the air inletby means of a hand-pulled tray fan and a generator fan of the engineduring operation to achieve air intake, the control panel, thecontroller, the rectifier bridge and a part of the fuel tank are mountedat one end of the low-temperature zone, the engine assembly, thegenerator assembly and another part of the fuel tank are mounted at oneend of the high-temperature zone, and the width of the air deflectormatches the width of the inner cavity of the housing in a front-reardirection and is integrally mounted in the housing in a verticaldirection.

Further, the device further comprises mufflers, the ends of the airdeflectors are close to the mufflers, and a gap is provided among themufflers for communicating the left and right sides, the mufflers aremounted at the air outlets, the air flow entering the housing cools eachcomponent and then flows out from the air outlets through the mufflers,the control panel is mounted on a left end face of the housing, and thecontrol panel air inlets are provided around the control panel as theprimary air inlets, the controller and the rectifier bridge arevertically mounted on the lower bottom surface of the housing at thefront end of the control panel air inlets in parallel in intervals, andthe fuel tank is mounted and fixed on the top of the inner cavity of thehousing opposite the controller, the rectifier bridge, the air deflectorand the engine assembly.

Further, the air deflector is mounted at one side of thehigh-temperature zone with a surrounding spacer surrounding the engineassembly and the generator assembly.

Further, an air inlet of the controller rectifier bridge is furtherprovided on a lower bottom surface of the housing where the controllerand the rectifier bridge are located, and an air inlet of the enginegenerator assembly is further provided on the lower bottom surface ofthe housing where the engine assembly and the generator assembly arelocated as a secondary air inlet having an air intake area being smallerthan that of a primary air inlet as a whole, and the left end and theupper end surface of the fuel tank are mounted at an interval from theinner cavity surface of the housing, the lower part of the right end ofthe fuel tank has a recess which is integrally recessed upwards and usedfor forming an air flow convergence zone chamber with a space expandingon the air flow path with the air deflector.

Further, the air deflector has a radiation proof material on itssurface, and the radiation proof material is a felt composite aluminumfoil thermal insulation mat.

Further, the engine assembly comprises an engine case horizontallyprovided on an inner bottom surface of the lower housing in thehigh-temperature zone, wherein the left end of the engine case is ahand-pulled tray fan, an air filter is provided below the hand-pulledtray fan, and a carburetor is provided above the hand-pulled tray fan.

Further, an engine cylinder head is provided on an upper part of theengine case, and a high-pressure pack is provided on the engine cylinderhead.

Further, the generator assembly is provided at the right end of theengine case and comprises a generator shell with a left end butted tothe right end face of the engine case and a generator fan, a generatorrotor and a generator stator provided in the generator shell, and agenerator air inlet is further provided at a position where the rightend face of the housing faces the generator assembly; an air inlet ofthe generator achieves air intake through abutting a generator air guideport rubber sleeve and an opening at the right end of the generatorshell; a grid-shaped generator air inlet cover plate is fixedly mountedat the generator air inlet by means of a screw, the left end of thegenerator air guide port rubber sleeve has a vertical generator abuttingsurface and abuts on the right end of the generator shell; the right endof the generator air guide port rubber sleeve has a vertical generatorair inlet cover plate abutting surface and abuts on the left end of thegenerator air inlet cover plate, and the middle part of the generatorair guide port rubber sleeve has a circle of convex projection.

Further, the generator assembly further comprises a generator fanprovided within the generator shell at a left end of the generator rotorand the generator stator.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the beneficialeffects that:

-   -   according to the present invention, a partition part is added,        relatively closed left and right cavities are formed on the left        and right sides of the partition part, a controller and a        rectifier bridge are in the left cavity (a controller cavity),        and an engine is in the right cavity (an engine cavity), so that        the heat radiation generated by the engine during operation is        blocked by the partition part, and the radiation heat received        by the controller, the rectifier bridge and the fuel tank is        greatly reduced; at the same time, after the engine stops        operating, the temperature of the engine region (the engine        cavity) rises sharply due to the idle of fan and no air intake,        and hot air in the engine region due to the partition part is        difficult to generate convection with cold air in the controller        cavity, the temperature of the controller cavity rises a little        and the effect on the performance of the controller cavity is        controllable.

According to the present invention, in order to reduce the influence ofthe heat radiation generated by the engine during operation on thecomponents in the controller cavity, a radiation-proof material can beadded to the partition part: i.e., a felt composite aluminum foilthermal insulation mat.

According to the present invention, in the case of a double-air ductgenerator, a partition part may be provided at a hand-pulled tray fan, apartition part may be provided at a generator fan, or a partition partmay be mounted at each of the hand-pulled tray fan and the generator fanto change the air duct.

According to the present invention, in the case of a single-air ductgenerator, a partition part is provided at the hand-pulled tray fan, andsince the single-air duct generator has a poor cooling effect on theengine, a fan can be added at the output end of the engine, air can beintroduced or air can be discharged to the outside of the generator, andthe partition part can be added after the fan is added.

The present invention has the advantages of better heat dissipation andcooling effect, improving the working stability of a general-purposemachine, and extending the service life of equipment.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of a double-air duct mutedigital generator.

FIG. 2 is a structural schematic diagram of a single-air duct mutedigital generator.

FIG. 3 is a structural schematic diagram of FIG. 1 added with apartition part.

FIG. 4 is a structural schematic diagram of the partition part (beforemodification).

FIG. 5 is a structural schematic diagram of the partition part accordingto the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a structural schematic diagram of a double-air duct mutedigital generator according to the present invention, in which thepartition part of FIG. 5 is mounted and the muffler is omitted.

FIG. 7 is a structural schematic diagram of a double-air duct mutedigital generator according to the present invention without omitting amuffler after mounting the partition part of FIG. 5 .

FIG. 8 is a structural schematic diagram of a single-air duct mutedigital generator according to the present invention without omitting amuffler after mounting the partition part of FIG. 5 .

IN THE FIGURE

-   -   1-housing, 2-control panel, 3-fuel tank, 4-controller.        5-rectifying bridge, 6-muffler, 7-hand-pulled tray fan,        8-generator fan, 9-handle, 10-air deflector, 11-control panel        air inlet, 12-controller rectifying bridge air inlet, 13-recess,        14-felt composite aluminum foil thermal insulation mat,        15-primary air guide port. 16-vertical section, 17-bent section,        18-horizontal section. 19-oblique section. 20-step, 21-secondary        upper air guide port, 22-secondary upper air guide port,        23-engine case, 24-air filter, 25-carburetor, 26-engine cylinder        head, 27-high-pressure pack. 28-generator shell. 30-generator        rotor, 31-generator stator, 32-generator air inlet, 33-generator        air guide port rubber sleeve, 34-muffler air guide port rubber        sleeve, 35-muffler air outlet, 36-gap, 37-surrounding spacer,        38-motor air outlet, 39-engine generator assembly air inlet,        40-engine output end, 41-end fan.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The embodiments of the present invention will now be described morefully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings, in whichembodiments of the present invention are shown. It is to be understoodthat the embodiments described are only a few, but not all embodimentsof the present invention. Based on the embodiments of the presentinvention, all other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skillin the art without inventive effort fall within the scope of the presentinvention.

In describing the present invention, the terms “upper end”, “lower end”,“inner”, “outer”, “front end”. “rear end”, “two ends”, “one end”, “theother end” and the like indicate orientations or positionalrelationships based on the orientation or positional relationships shownin the drawings, are merely for convenience in describing the presentinvention and to simplify the description, and do not indicate or implythat the devices or elements referred to must have a particularorientation, be constructed and operated in a particular orientation,and thus are not to be construed as limiting the present invention.Further, the terms “first” and “second” are used for descriptivepurposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implyingrelative importance.

In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that,unless expressly specified and limited otherwise, the terms “mounted”.“provided”, “sleeved”, “

-   -   sleeve connection”, “connected”, and the like, are to be        construed broadly, e.g. “connected”, either fixedly or        detachably, or integrally; may be a mechanical connection or an        electrical connection; it can be directly connected or        indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, and can be        the communication between two elements. The specific meaning of        the above terms in the present invention can be understood in        detail by a person skilled in the art.

With reference to FIGS. 1 to 8 , the present invention provides atechnical solution and a method for heat dissipation (improved) ofcomplete general-purpose machine, and is specifically described asfollows:

-   -   1. A general-purpose machine herein refers to a general-purpose        machine equipped with an engine (also commonly known as power),        which is powered by the engine to perform various functions,        such as mounting a water pump to draw water, and mounting an        electric motor for power generation to generate electricity        (hereinafter referred to as an electric motor).    -   2. An engine is generally composed of two major mechanisms and        five major systems, and a gasoline engine is composed of two        major mechanisms and five major systems, i.e., a        crank-connecting rod mechanism, a gas distribution mechanism, a        fuel supply system, a lubrication system, a cooling system, an        ignition system, and a starting system; the diesel engine is        composed of two major mechanisms and four major systems, i.e. A        crank and connecting rod mechanism, a gas distribution mechanism        as well as a fuel supply system, a lubrication system, a cooling        system and a starting system, and the diesel engines are        operated by compression ignition and do not need an ignition        system.    -   3. A cooling system having functions further divided into water        cooling, air cooling and water cooling plus air cooling. What is        described herein is how to change the air duct of a        general-purpose machine equipped with an air-cooled engine (also        referred to as an air-cooled engine, hereinafter referred to as        an engine) to improve the heat dissipation effect of the        complete general-purpose machine and achieve the effect of        stable operation.    -   4. A general engine has an air inlet channel, and the        corresponding components of the engine are cooled by the air        inlet to ensure the normal operation of the engine; a fan is        mounted at the air inlet channel, and the fan is commonly        connected to an engine crank-connecting rod mechanism, and is        generally at the end of a hand-pulled started tray end, i.e., a        hand-pulled tray fan 7; in order to improve the heat dissipation        of the engine, some general engines are mounted with a fan at        the other end, and the heat dissipation of the engine and        components such as a motor stator and rotor connected with the        engine is also referred to as a generator fan 8.    -   5. The complete general-purpose machine (hereinafter referred to        as general-purpose machine) is constructed by mounting the        general-purpose machine engine and other parts corresponding to        the requirements of the general-purpose machine together, and is        divided into an open general-purpose machine and a closed        general-purpose machine. The open general-purpose machine is        constructed by mounting the general-purpose machine engine and        other parts corresponding to the requirements of the        general-purpose machine together with no enclosure (housing)        sealed (opposite), the closed general-purpose machine has        enclosure (housing) sealed (opposite), as well as also a        semi-closed general-purpose machine (general-purpose machine has        only part of the enclosure).    -   6. The heat dissipation method for a complete general-purpose        machine is how to change the air passage of a closed        general-purpose machine equipped with an air-cooled engine to        improve the heat dissipation effect of the general-purpose        machine, such as a digital generator, wherein the primary        components of the digital generator are an engine (air-cooled),        a motor stator and rotor (mounted on the engine), a fuel tank 3        (a fuel tank assembly), an inverter (or a controller 4 and a        rectifier bridge 5), a control panel 2 (an electrical instrument        panel) and a housing 1, and the device made of these components        is referred to as a mute digital generator, and is referred to        as an open digital generator without the housing, and the mute        digital generator will be described below.    -   7. A structural schematic diagram of a mute digital generator is        as shown in FIG. 1 , the cooling air from two air ducts cools        the generator, wherein the first way is to cool the control        panel 2, the controller 4 and the rectifier bridge 5 with the        air from the air inlet of the control panel 2, and the air is        discharged into an engine case 23 via a hand-pulled tray fan 7        to cool the relevant parts of the engine, and then the air is        discharged through the muffler air outlet 35. The other way is        that the air enters from the motor air inlet (the generator air        inlet 32) to cool the motor stator and the motor rotor, and is        discharged into the engine case by the generator fan 8 to cool        the relevant parts of the engine, and is then discharged through        the muffler air outlet 35. This is known as double-air duct        cooling, and such mute digital generator is hereinafter referred        to as double-air duct mute digital generator. For this        configuration, the cooling air has not been rerouted, some zones        have become dead angle and thus is poorly cooled and still has        high-temperature, such as zones A, B and C, which results in        over high-temperature of some parts, such as a high-pressure        pack 27 and a carburetor 25 in zone A, a fuel tank 3 in zone B        and an engine component oil in zone C are at an over        high-temperature, which adversely affects the long-term normal        operation of the whole machine.    -   8. A structural schematic diagram of a mute digital generator is        as shown in FIG. 2 , the cooling air cools the mute digital        generator from an air duct (the motor stator and the motor rotor        are mounted on a hand-pulled tray end). The cooling air enters        the air from the control panel 2 to cool the control panel 2,        the controller 4 and the rectifier bridge 5, and is discharged        through the hand-pulled tray fan 7 to cool the motor stator and        the motor rotor, and passes through the engine case 23 to cool        the relevant parts of the engine and is discharged through the        muffler air outlet 35. This is known as single-air duct cooling,        and such mute digital generator is hereinafter referred to as        single-air duct mute digital generator. For this configuration,        the cooling air has not been rerouted, some zones have become        dead angle and thus is poorly cooled and still has        high-temperature, such as zones A, B and C, which results in        over high-temperature of some parts, such as a high-pressure        pack 27 and a carburetor 25 in zone A, a fuel tank in zone B and        an engine component oil in zone C are at an over        high-temperature, which adversely affects the long-term normal        operation of the whole machine. Single-duct cooling is not as        good as double-air duct cooling, for example, the temperature of        the engine oil is higher than that of the double-air duct, but        the single-air duct engine is lighter and costs less, and        therefore is commonly used.    -   9. At present, all the mute digital generator structures are        similar to those in FIG. 1 (known as a double-air duct mute        digital generator) and FIG. 2 (a single-air duct mute digital        generator). An engine is provided as a body, the remaining        components are sequentially placed at the periphery of the        engine, the cooling air enters from an air inlet 11 of a control        panel to cool the components such as a controller 4 and a        rectifier bridge 5, and is directly discharged from a        hand-pulled tray fan 7 to cool the engine and relevant parts        thereof, and then is discharged from a muffler air outlet 35 via        a muffler 6. In FIG. 1 , the components of a double-air duct        mute digital generator such as a motor stator and a motor rotor        are cooled by the cooling air from a motor air inlet (i.e., a        generator air inlet 32), then is discharged into an engine case        by a generator fan 8 to cool relevant parts of the engine, and        then is discharged from the muffler air outlet 35 via the        muffler 6.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the engine in the mute digital generator isa primary component and is a primary heating body, wherein the coolingair discharged into the hand-pulled tray fan 7 and the generator fan 8of the engine (hereinafter referred to as a double-air duct engine) inthe double-air duct mute digital generator is discharged from themuffler air outlet 35 via the muffler 6 after cooling the engine andrelevant parts, and the double-air duct engine is semi-sealed (mainlycovering to seal the primary heating component with a plastic part toform a cooling air duct, and the cooling air discharged into thehand-pulled tray fan 7 cools the component and is then discharged fromthe muffler air outlet 35). The engine case 23 and other components suchas the carburetor 25 and the high-pressure pack 27 are not sealed andare exposed outside the seal; the engine generates heat radiation in thehousing 1 and heats all the components and air in the mute digitalgenerator, which is the primary reason for the temperature rise of allthe components in the mute digital generator; at the same time, a gap isformed during the semi-sealed assembly; a part of hot gas flows into thehousing 1 to cause the temperature rise in the housing, but has a smalleffect on the temperature rise of all the components in the mute digitalgenerator; since the engine and the housing 1 are coupled via a rubberdamping pad, the heat conduction is too little to be countable. Theengine in the single-air duct mute digital generator (hereinafterreferred to as single-air duct engine) is fully scaled (mainly sealingmost parts of the engine using plastic parts to form an air-cooling ductof the engine, and the cooling air discharged by the hand plate fan 7cools the most parts of the engine and is then discharged via themuffler air outlet 35). The temperature rise mode of the single-air ductengine for all parts in the mute digital generator is the same as thatof the double-air duct engine, only because the engine is covered byfully sealed parts, the temperature rise of all the parts in the mutedigital generator is slower.

The engine component in the mute digital generator is the primaryheating body, and the motor (mainly composed of the motor stator and themotor rotor) also has great heat generation. In general, in the case ofa single-air duct engine, the motor is mounted at the hand-pulled trayfan 7 by which heat is dissipated. In the case of a double-air ductengine, the generator is mounted at the hand-pulled tray fan 7, and thegenerator motor is mounted at the generator fan 8 to be dissipatedheated by two fans.

Heat is generated in the operation of the controller 4 and the rectifierbridge 5 (or an inverter) in the mute digital generator, and since theheat generation affects the working performance and service lifethereof, when the complete machine is assembled, they are placed infront of the hand-pulled tray fan 7, and air is fed from the controlpanel 2 to cool the same to meet the working requirements.

The mute digital generator takes the engine as the body, the other partsare sequentially placed at the periphery of the engine, theheat-generating parts are placed at the air inlet (or an air outlet) forcooling, and the other parts are placed at the periphery, so that theair inlet and outlet path in the mute digital generator is simple; airenters the air inlet to cool the heat-generating parts and cool therelevant parts of the engine via the engine case 23, then the air isdischarged via the muffler air outlet 35, and the air inlet and outletpath is basically a straight line (hereinafter referred to as a linearair path).

As is known from the above, the high-temperature inside the housing ofthe mute digital generator housing is mainly generated by the heatradiation of the engine components, and although the generator and theinverter (or the controller 4 and the rectifier bridge 5) also generateheat, the heat is dissipated when they are placed on the linear airpath. It is impossible to provide all the parts on the linear air pathin the mute digital generator, so when the mute digital generator isworking, the temperature of the parts which are not provided on thelinear air path increases due to no (or little) cooling by the coolingair, and the temperature of the fuel tank 3 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 ishigh, and at the same time, a dead angle is formed in the local zone ofzones A, B and C as shown in the mute digital generator with no coolingair (or little cooling air) to pass through, and the temperature of theair in these zones and the temperature of the parts are high, and onlythe heat dissipation on the outer surface of the housing 1 reaches athermal balance, which in turn makes the heat dissipation of the enginepoor and the temperature increases. In order to solve this problem, somemanufacturers perforate a ventilation hole on the outer surface of thehousing (generator shell 28) of the mute digital generator case, andthis problem can certainly be improved, but cannot be completely solved(for example, the temperature of the carburetor is high); meanwhile,opening a ventilation hole on the outer surface of the casing 1 woulddamage the outer surface of the housing, unaesthetic, increase theamount of noise, change the flow direction of the cooling air in thecasing 1, reduce the air to the air inlet of the control panel 2, anddeteriorate the cooling of the inverter (or the controller 4 and therectifier bridge 5), which adversely affects the performance thereof.

-   -   10. In order to solve the above-mentioned problem 9, as shown in        FIG. 3 , a partition part (i.e., an air deflector 10) as shown        in FIG. 4 is added at the air inlet of the fan, the housing 1 of        the general-purpose machine is partitioned into two zones, the        rectifying bridge 5 and the engine are separated from the air        inlet of the fan, and the partition part is provided with an air        guide port. As shown in FIG. 3 , after adding a partition part,        air is introduced from the air inlet 11 of the control panel to        cool the heat-generating parts, and then blocked by the        partition part, the cooling air direction changes, and the        linear air path is changed; the air direction changes from        horizontal to upward when the air enters to meet the cross        section of the partition part, the air flows out through the air        guide port to cool the tail part of the fuel tank 3, the        high-pressure pack 27 and the carburetor 25, etc. and then the        air is sucked away by the hand-pulled tray fan 7 of the engine.

The lower end of the air deflector has a vertically provided verticalsection 16, the height of the vertical section 16 matches the height ofthe engine assembly, the upper end of the vertical section 16 isconnected to a horizontal section 18 via an integral rightward bentportion 17, and the right end of the horizontal section 18 is connectedto a rightward upper oblique section 19.

In this way, it is possible to isolate the fuel tank more scientificallyand reasonably from the engine assembly, while better guiding the airflow in the left and right zones.

The air deflector 10 may be an injection molded part. This makes it easyto manufacture and has both sufficient strength and some elasticity. Theair deflector 10 is also bent at a position between the bent portion 17and the horizontal section 18 to form a step 20 to the upper right, andthe primary air duct 15 is located at a bent position below the step.

A secondary upper air guide port 21 is further provided at an upperposition in the upper oblique section 19 of the air deflector 10, andthe perforation area of the secondary upper air guide port 21 is smallerthan that of the primary air guide port 15. Further, the rightmost endof the upper horizontal section of the air deflector near the obliquesection is further provided with a secondary lower air guide port 22,wherein the secondary lower air guide port 22 has a smaller perforationarea than the primary air guide port 15.

The presence of the two secondary air guide ports, which form the airoutlet of the secondary air flow path in the low-temperature zone(especially the presence of the secondary upper air guide ports), canbetter guide the formation of the secondary air flow path in thelow-temperature zone, so that a part of the air flow travels over thefuel tank and between the fuel tanks to better achieve the cooling ofthe fuel tank. Secondly, the positions of the two secondary air guideports (especially the secondary lower air guide port) and the primaryair guide port are close to each other and open in a downward direction,so that a part of the air flow entering the high-temperature zone fromthe secondary air guide port will impact and guide the air flow enteringthe high-temperature zone from the primary air guide port to flowdownward first to achieve better cooling of the engine from thebeginning to the end and improve the cooling effect of the engine. Inorder to avoid the disadvantage that the air intake is not conducive toengine cooling after the primary air inlet is provided high due to theneed to guide the air flow path in the low-temperature zone. Inaddition, the presence of the air inlets further enables components ofthe engine assembly which are not resistant to high-temperatures to beprovided directly opposite the air guide port where the air enters toachieve targeted cooling and improve the complete cooling effect.Therefore, the shape structure of the air deflector and the arrangementstructure of each air guide port on the air deflector cancomprehensively achieve the best complete cooling effect by consideringthe respective air flow conditions in the low-temperature zone and thehigh-temperature zone on both sides of the spacer.

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In an embodiment of the invention, a further improvement is:        in practical use, in order to facilitate the mounting of the        partition part (the air deflector 10), the design of the        partition part is simplified as much as possible on the premise        of achieving the function of the partition part; as shown in        FIG. 5 , after being mounted on the generator, as shown in FIGS.        6, 7 and 8 , a fuel tank 3 is provided at the top of the        partition part, and a housing 1 is provided at the top of the        fuel tank 3, and the bottom and left and right of the partition        part are in contact with the bottom plate of the housing 1 and        the left and right sides of the housing 1 (i.e., the bottom of        the partition part is in contact with the bottom plate of the        housing 1, and the left and right of the partition part are in        contact with the left and right sides of the housing 1), and are        relatively sealed (the joint of each part is allowed to have a        gap, but the size of the gap is well controlled and cannot        affect the improved air duct performance), so the air duct can        be changed. Cooling air is left on the top of the partition part        and the bottom of the fuel tank through a gap 36/notch, i.e., an        air guide port (hereinafter referred to as an air guide port),        wherein the air guide port is adjusted in size and direction        according to the condition of the whole machine, and one or more        air guide ports can be provided, so that the controller 4 and        the rectifier bridge 5 are cooled by changing the air inlet of        the air duct and then flow out from the gap 36 to cool the fuel        tank 3, wherein a gap is left on the top of the fuel tank 3 and        the housing 1 in the figure, and the cooling air flows through        the gap to cool the top of the fuel tank 3. In FIG. 6 , the        muffler 6 is omitted so that the air cooling the relevant parts        of the engine is discharged through the motor air outlet 38.    -   12. As shown in FIG. 7 , a partition part is added, relatively        closed lefl and right cavities are formed on the left and right        sides of the partition part, the controller 4, the rectifier        bridge 5 are in the left cavity (the controller cavity), and the        engine is in the right cavity (the engine cavity), so that the        heat radiation generated by the engine during operation is        blocked by the partition part (the partition part 10), so that        the radiation heat received by the controller 4, the rectifier        bridge 5 and the fuel tank 3 is greatly reduced, and at the same        time, after the engine stops operating, since the fan stops        rotating, there is no air intake, the temperature of the engine        region (the engine cavity) rises sharply, due to the partition        part, it is difficult for the hot air in the engine zone to        convect with the cold air in the controller cavity, and the        temperature rise of the controller cavity is very small, which        has a controllable effect on the performance of the controller        cavity.    -   13. In order to reduce the influence of the heat radiation        generated by the engine during operation on the components in        the controller cavity, a radiation-proof material can be added        to the partition part: i.e., a felt composite aluminum foil        thermal insulation mat 14.    -   14. The material of the partition part can be plastic, metal or        other materials, the partition part can be a straight plate, can        be made into various shapes according to requirements, and the        air guide port can also be a hole perforated in the partition        part.    -   15. The partition part can be a single part or a combination of        several parts (newly added parts), and other parts (such as the        rectifier bridge 5, etc.) can be modified, and a part or several        parts can be modified to achieve the effect of the partition        part.    -   16. The double-air duct generator shown in FIG. 7 may be        provided with a partition part at the hand-pulled tray fan 7, a        partition part at the generator fan 8 (not described herein), or        a partition part at each of the hand-pulled tray fan 7 and the        generator fan 8 (not described herein) to change the air duct.    -   17. As shown in FIG. 8 , the generator with a single-air duct        has a partition part at the hand-pulled tray fan. Since the        single-air duct has a poor cooling effect on the engine, an end        fan 41 can be added at the output end 40 of the engine, and air        can be supplied or discharged to the outside of the generator        (not described herein), the partition part can be added after        the end fan 41 is added, and the arrangement of the partition        part can be described with reference to the above-mentioned        items. The generator assembly is omitted from FIG. 8 .

The remaining non-recited portions of the present invention are referredto as the prior art.

While embodiments of the present invention have been shown anddescribed, it will be understood by a person skilled in the art thatvarious changes, modifications, substitutions, and alterations may bemade herein without departing from the principles and spirit of thepresent invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claimsand their equivalents.

What is claimed is:
 1. A heat dissipation method for a completegeneral-purpose machine, comprising: dividing an inner cavity of ahousing (1) of a general-purpose machine generator into alow-temperature zone and a high-temperature zone with at least one airdeflector (10), wherein an end portion of the air deflector (10) isclose to a device mounted on the inner wall of the housing (1), and hasa gap (36) for communicating the low-temperature zone and thehigh-temperature zone with a component mounted on the inner wall of thehousing (1), and guide the air flow to enter from an air inlet of thelow-temperature zone of the housing (1) to firstly flow through aheat-generating assembly located in the low-temperature zone, then enterfrom the gap (36) into the high-temperature zone to flow through theheat-generating assembly located in the high-temperature zone, and thenflow out from an air outlet to cool the internal members of thegeneral-purpose machine generator.
 2. The method according to claim 1,wherein the device comprises a fuel tank (3), an end portion of the airdeflector (10) is close to the fuel tank (3) and has a gap (36) forcommunicating left and right sides with the fuel tank (3), theheat-generating assembly comprises a control panel (2), a controller(4), a rectifier bridge (5), an engine assembly and a generatorassembly, an air inlet and an air outlet are provided on the housing,and an air flow is generated from the air inlet by means of ahand-pulled tray fan (7) and a generator fan (8) of the engine duringoperation to achieve air intake, the control panel (2), the controller(4), the rectifier bridge (5) and a part of the fuel tank (3) aremounted at one end of the low-temperature zone, the engine assembly, thegenerator assembly and another part of the fuel tank (3) are mounted atone end of the high-temperature zone, and the width of the air deflector(10) matches the width of the inner cavity of the housing (1) in afront-rear direction and is integrally mounted in the housing (1) in avertical direction.
 3. The method according to claim 2, wherein thedevice further comprises mufflers (6), the ends of the air deflectors(10) are close to the mufflers (6), and a gap (36) is provided among themufflers (6) for communicating the left and right sides, the mufflers(6) are mounted at the air outlets, the air flow entering the housing(1) cools each component and then flows out from the air outlets throughthe mufflers (6), the control panel (2) is mounted on a left end face ofthe housing (1), and the control panel air inlets (11) are providedaround the control panel (2) as the primary air inlets, the controller(4) and the rectifier bridge (5) are vertically mounted on the lowerbottom surface of the housing (1) at the front end of the control panelair inlets (11) in parallel in intervals, and the fuel tank (3) ismounted and fixed on the top of the inner cavity of the housing (1)opposite the controller (4), the rectifier bridge (5), the air deflector(10) and the engine assembly.
 4. The method according to claim 2,wherein the air deflector (10) is mounted at one side of thehigh-temperature zone with a surrounding spacer (37), and thesurrounding spacer (37) surrounds an engine assembly and a generatorassembly.
 5. The method according to claim 2, wherein an air inlet (12)of the controller rectifier bridge is further provided on a lower bottomsurface of the housing (1) where the controller (4) and the rectifierbridge (5) are located, and an air inlet (39) of the engine generatorassembly is further provided on the lower bottom surface of the housing(1) where the engine assembly and the generator assembly are located asa secondary air inlet having an air intake area being smaller than thatof a primary air inlet as a whole, and the left end and the upper endsurface of the fuel tank (3) are mounted at an interval from the innercavity surface of the housing (i), the lower part of the right end ofthe fuel tank (6) has a recess (13) which is integrally recessed upwardsand used for forming an air flow convergence zone chamber with a spaceexpanding on the air flow path with the air deflector (10).
 6. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein the air deflector (10) has aradiation proof material on its surface, and the radiation proofmaterial is a felt composite aluminum foil thermal insulation mat (14).7. The method according to claim 2, wherein the engine assemblycomprises an engine case (23) horizontally provided on an inner bottomsurface of the lower housing (1) in the high-temperature zone, whereinthe left end of the engine case (23) is a hand-pulled tray fan (7), anair filter (24) is provided below the hand-pulled tray fan (7), and acarburetor (25) is provided above the hand-pulled tray fan (23).
 8. Themethod according to claim 7, wherein an engine cylinder head (26) isprovided on an upper part of the engine case (23), and a high-pressurepack (27) is provided on the engine cylinder head (26).
 9. The methodaccording to claim 7, wherein the generator assembly is provided at theright end of the engine case and comprises a generator shell (28) with aleft end butted to the right end face of the engine case (23) and agenerator fan (8), a generator rotor (30) and a generator stator (31)provided in the generator shell (28), and a generator air inlet (32) isfurther provided at a position where the right end face of the housing(1) faces the generator assembly; the generator air inlet (32) achievesair intake through abutting a generator air guide port rubber sleeve(33) and an opening at the right end of the generator shell (28); agrid-shaped generator air inlet cover plate is fixedly mounted at thegenerator air inlet (32) by means of a screw; the left end of thegenerator air guide port rubber sleeve (33) has a vertical generatorabutting surface and abuts on the right end of the generator shell; theright end of the generator air guide port rubber sleeve (33) has avertical generator air inlet cover plate abutting surface and abuts onthe left end of the generator air inlet cover plate, and the middle partof the generator air guide port rubber sleeve (33) has a circle ofconvex projection.
 10. The method according to claim 9, wherein thegenerator assembly further comprises a generator fan (8) provided withinthe generator shell (28) at a left end of the generator rotor (30) andthe generator stator (31).